They’re all nicely detailed and articulated representations that I can’t wait to get a macro lens pointed at. Series 1 includes Godzilla himself, Mothra in flight, the hook clawed Gigan, and long necked Titanosaurus. Not a “bank job” but most exciting for me was the reveal of Godzilla related Mini Mates. The space dragon, also known as Monster X and King Ghidorah, has a regal gold finish and massive wingspan surrounding its three snarling heads. IMHO it is the most spectacular of the bust banks to date. High on the awesome scale is the Diamond Select Ghidrah Bust Bank. Spectacular King Ghidorah Bust Bank from DST Destroyah, nearing a meltdown of his alien infused nuclear heart. There is also the ferocious Burning Godzilla as he appeared in Godzilla Vs. The full length Classic Godzilla is again the Biolante battling 1989 version. Measuring an impressive 18” from snout to tail and 12” tall these beauties also serve as banks. If you prefer your Gojiras full sized, DST has got you covered with two choices in vinyl. A nifty way to save for, what else, more bust banks. A coin slot in the back and access door on the bottom make it useful as well as decorative.

Like others in the series, the sculpt by Gentle Giant Studios is cut off just below the torso and measures approximately 10” inches tall. Beginning the roll-out of TOHO titans in May 2014 is the bust bank version of Classic Godzilla 1989. Seen at the recent American International Toy Fair, there are several flavors of the Godzilla to choose from. Previously focused on the Universal Monsters and Star Wars franchises, 2014 will see DST branch out with the addition of character likenesses from the beloved 1966 Batman television series, as well as the undisputed King of the Kaiju, Godzilla. I love Diamond Select Toys’ line of Busts and Bust Banks for their great sculpts, just right size and reasonable pricing for collecting and gifting. Diamond Select Toys’ Godzilla Display NY Toy Fair 2014

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